The ETH 4H bearish signal has lit up, but would you dare chase it with just 55 confidence? $ETH /USDT - SHORT Trading plan: Entry: 2400.4 – 2411.2 SL: 2457.8 TP1: 2366.8 TP2: 2340.8 TP3: 2301.8 Why pay attention to this setup? - The current price is 2405.8, with a clear SHORT direction on the 4H timeframe. The 15m RSI has fallen to 36.9, indicating weak short-term momentum. - The 1D trend is still range-bound, not one-directional, so this short is targeting a pullback, not a trend move. - Key levels: TP1 2366.8 (first target), TP2 2340.8, stop-loss 2457.8, with a risk-reward ratio of approximately 1:2.5. - Why now? The 15m RSI is close to oversold but not at an extreme level, the 4H has just entered bearish alignment, and the 2400–2411 entry zone shows clear resistance. Discussion: Will this move reach TP2 first, or is 2411 a false breakout designed to lure in shorts?

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$BOME $BTC $ETH Am I panicking? Not at all, because I’m not influenced by all those people outside shouting trade signals and deceiving others. I never trade contracts either—I only buy spot at the bottom. The key to truly holding on is buying the dip, not chasing pumps and selling dumps, and especially not touching contracts. You can make money nine times out of ten with contracts, but the last time can wipe you out completely. Many so-called crypto influencers shouting contract trade signals and leading people here and there are simply trying to earn contract commissions. 99% of those shouting signals make money by deceiving people into following their trades and urging them to register under their referral links to earn commissions. After all, contract commissions are very high, so retail traders, don’t let yourselves be sold off and still be grateful to those who led you there. If they were really good at contracts, why would they need to shout trade signals? With contract commissions, a few people can earn tens of thousands of dollars a month. Wake up! ‌